He is an idol of the Pumas fans but the board of directors would let him go like Talavera and Rogerio

Transfer market rumors have already begun to circulate around the Pumas UNAM training complex. Mostly about possible departures. Now, in addition to the hypothetical probabilities already known about Alfredo Talavera to Bravos de Juárez and Juan Ignacio Dinenno to Cruz Azul, a new version involving Alan Mozo has been added.

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The right-back, who during the last time was one of the highest quality players in the team coached by Andrés Lillini, both in the matches he played in the Torneo Grita México Clausura 2022 of the Liga MX and in the Concacaf Champions League, is being sought by a direct competitor of the Universitarios.

According to the international sports channel ESPN, Chivas Rayadas de Guadalajara have decided to acquire the services of Alan Mozo, still a member of Pumas de la UNAM, to fill an area of the field where they have been having problems finding an alternative for months.

Also, according to the aforementioned media report, the directors of the Guadalajara team have already made contact with the close circle of the protagonist who is in charge of his professional side, although, at least for the moment, they have not reached an agreement with the Auriazules.

In addition, the institution's sporting director, Ricardo Peláez, if he does not get Mozo, has his sights set on Necaxa's Brian García, a 24-year-old midfielder who played 16 games as a starter for the hydrocálido team this tournament and accumulated 1,354 minutes.

Juan Ignacio Dinenno could leave to Cruz Azul

According to El Universal, Cruz Azul is looking to acquire the services of Juan Ignacio Dinenno for the next Liga MX season. Apparently, the directors of Club Universidad Nacional, alerted by this rumor, have already made it known that they are seeking US$7 million in exchange.

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